LeBron James confirms son Bronny will try to continue playing basketball

Questions about the 19-year-old’s size were raised after LeBron’s eldest son, Bronny James, suffered a cardiac arrest while training at his new home, the University of Southern California (USC), in late July. His continuity at the top is at risk. After remaining understandably silent on such a thorny issue all summer, long time The Lakers veteran gave good news about his son’s future.

“It’s going very well. He has begun the rehab process and will be back on the field this season with his USC teammates. He is coming off a satisfactory surgery and is already on the upswing. This summer has been an emotional one for our family Summer, but the best thing is we have each other.”LeBron James pointed out.

intention of brownie Was playing with his college during the next national championship season.

The cardiac arrest was suspected to be due to a congenital defect and occurred in He is training at a university facility Californians. Just a year ago, the same thing happened to Vincent Iwuchukwu, who joined in January.

the institution’s California They do have the youngster and will wait until he is at his best to play.

What awaits Bronny James

LeBron’s oldest son is already in college, so he could get into team dynamics, Trojans report.From a sports perspective, this is not a expected Anyone, and not just because of who he is: He’s classified as a five-star, the highest star in his class, and 2024 NBA Draft projections place him in the first round (top 30). He will share a team with another famous player: DJ Rodman, son of Dennis.The person with the highest goal is the foundation Isaiah Collier. The University of Southern California is eager to enter the NCAA finals. They have participated in the Pac-12 finals three times in a row, which is one of the strongest conferences. The oldest university in California (1880), its men’s basketball team was coached by Andy Enfield for ten years and was always played by Paul Westphal or Tex Winter. The breeding ground for mythical figures like Tex Winter and, more recently, NBA stars like DeMar DeRozan or Nikola Vucevic.